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HomeMy WebLinkAbout26 of 1909 - Ordinance 26 of 1909 – Amending & re-enacting Sections 784, 895, 787, 788, 794, 800, 801, 809, 810 II AN ORDINANCE . 11 An ordinaaoe amending and re•-enaoting Sections 784, 786, 787, :788, 794, 800, 801, 809, 810, 811, 812 and 813 of the Revised Ordi- nanoes of Salt Lake City of 1903, and amending Bestial 789 of said ;Revised Qrdinamees as amended by an ordinanee passel by the City ; Council Marsh 12, 1906, and approved by the Mayor March 13, 1906, each Viand all of said ssetions being contained is Chapter 68 of the Revised' Ordinanoes of Salt Lake City of 1903, relating to waterworks. Be it ordained by the City Council of Salt Lake City, Utah: SMOTIOY 1. That Sections 784, 785, 787, 788, 794, 800, 801, 8091, 810, 811, 812 and 813 of the Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake City of 1903, be, and the same are hereby amended and re-enacted so as to ',read as follue: 11 784. DUTY OF SUPER28TENDEAT. The superintendent shall, under the direction of the layer and City Council, have charge of the conduits, reservoirs, water tanks, water mains, fire hy- draats, and all **Shivery, property and 57 — kas appurtenances appertaining to the waterworks. He shall have the direction of the putting in of service pipes, and the regulation of the water; supply to fire hydrants and to all water takers. He shall re- port to the Mayer and City Council annually, or oftener if re- quiret, his doings as superintendent and the condition of the I waterworks, and make such suggestions as the nature of the ser- vice may require. 785. FIRE HYDRANTS AND DRINKING FOUNTAINS. All fire hy- ke t in re- the control of, p drante shall be under and shall be by theSuperintendent of Waterworks; provided, that the pair fire department, the engineering department and the street de- partment shall have free access to said hydrants. It shall be unlawful for any other person to open gng or operate any fire hydrant, or to attempt to draw water therefrom, or to obstruct the approach thereto. It shall also be unlawful to break or damage or hitch any animal to any public drinking fountain. -2- 78t. WRITTEN APPLICATION TOR NAM. Whenever any person desires to *beim a supply of Water from the sity waterworks, he shall nabs appiisation therefor is writing to the superintendent, sad sign aax Werewwsat that MI will be govera.t by such rules and regulations set ineoesistsat with this ekapt•r, as may be pres- ori►eat by the •ity sea►seil for the sontrol of the water supply; slit applicant Islet state the location, kind of building, number of rooms Nil the satire area if freunt to be supplied, and fully sat truly state the purposes for which the water is to be used. Said applieatios hawing boss filet, the Nperintondent of Water- works is antberisot to saslasd, at the etpease of the owner, the *Jerrie* pipe to the inside line of the surlotoss at a point most seswonient fee 01.111pi4, the premises of the applicant. TN. SERVICE TIPS. OCR) PDX. MAROS TOR CONNECTION. The service pipes sit saatneet#Jews fro* the spin to the curb line, isolating a curb Use. to be pleo*t within the line of the street curb, will be put is oat saistainet by the city water depart- ment, and kept within its adelnoiete esstrol, for which a charge of eight tellers will be sato, psychic in advance, for the 5/8 leek ounestios; tent toilers for a 3/4 inch connection; fifteen tellers for a ewe inch oonasotio*. 704. TININESS 11110 IN WATER COINPCTIONS. It shall be un leeful for any person to use any kind of stop-nook or draw-cook' on say fixture in cssaeetion with the waterworks system, except the kiatt loom as a oeapression cook. Slide valves may be use& to fill railroad or other tanks when a waste is not wanted, and where the pipes are thoroughly protected from frost, also for hose cosnsotions, or where a separate waste is used. No other than regulation curb boxes and curb and cellar checks shall be used in connection with the waterworks. The size of all service pipe shall be determined by the Superintendent of Waterworks -3- when the a pli'stioa for water is filed, but no servioe pips shall be larger than that intending from the main to the onrb. *SS. *:?*ISELIWQ DISTRI9!"S. The Oity shall be divided into sprinkling districts by the Superintendent of Waterworks. $01. gm POP appvmuLisO, The Superintendent shall desig- nate the beers for sprinkling lawns, windows and fronts during the months 'f June, July, Sagest, September and October of each year., Thirty minutes nigh day shall be allowed for the sprink- ling of sash one home& square yards of laws. SOO. A*$ SSMEET ROLLS. Upon **eh assessment being made, the Seperinrlsniset shell turn over the water assessment rolls to the City S1Mitsr for •erifieatioa of the total amounts of Bush tells; the salt !Miter shall ke4it the City Treasurer upon the boobs of his 'flies with the total of said assessment, and shalll then deliver said rolls to the City Treasurer who shall proceed to oollset the rats annually as the City Council shall direct. 410. XOVIOS TO 1$JW T4S. DSLIJ IEROT. The City Trees- mr.r shell tarnish to sash water taker, or leave at his residence or easel phase of businless, s printed or written notice of the amount of water rats* assessed against him, and when payable. If say person asrlsets, fails or refuses to pay his water rates within slaty days from the date of said notice, the City Treas- nrlr shall notify the Superintendent of Waterworks, who shall hare the water turned off from the premises of such delinquent, and before the water shall be turned en again, all delinquent water rates must be paid in full up to the end of the term as assessed, and one dollar additional for expenses. Any water taker not using water after the assessment has been made, must report it to the Superintendent of Waterworks and have the water,; shut off; if he fails to do so, the full amount assessed must be' paid. No allowance will be made for non-use for less than threel months. All corrections in assessments, and all abatements shale.. -4- be made mazer the direction of the City Council, and shall be sortifia& to the Oity Aatiter and City Treasurer. 811. BOMB OP IQUM IZATION. The City Council Committee on Waterworks is hereby sonstituted a board of equalisation for the equalisation *fleeter sates. Said board shall have authority tO manias the assessment books, to hear complaints of persons ag- grieved by their water asseesaents, sad to make correotions of nay such assents teemed to be illegal, unequal or unjust. Said heart shall meet on the seecn& Monday of August of each year and aeatiame is session from time to time instil the business 4 of egualisa#ion is disposed of, but not later than the ssoond Friday is September of the same year. All oomplaints relative to water asssesaents mat be presented to said board within said. dates, or be forever barred; previMt, howtvear, that said board , shall have authority to meet from time to time after the last named date to ad,jast water assessments made subsequent to the first day of Jaly, and to *onsider and determine claims for abatement ea aooetat of vaeansy of premises, errors in assess- sent sad nos-use of water. 612. WATER RATES. PAID IX ADYABCB. The annual rates for a supply of water from the Salt Lake City waterworks to be paid i Martially in advance, are hereby fixed and established as follows; to-wit: Bakery $15.00 to $30.00; Boet-bleak Stead- - - - -. 5.00 Bowling 11ey, first alley - 5.00 Oasis atditiosai alley 2.00 Bonk -• - 10.00 barber Shop, first chair 5.00 Sash additional ehair 2.00 Bath, public, first tub - - - 5.00 Bach additional tub 3.00 Beer Pamp - - 10.00 Blacksmith Shop, one forge 6.00 Bach additional forge - - - - 2.00 Book Bindery & Printing Office 10.00 to $25.00 , Brewery, metered only Brick Yard 15.00 to $50.00 -6- 3atobsr Mao de lost Market - - $10.00 to $20.00 Milliard 1< POol Re is in. addition to stare sue, *oak table - - - .- - - - - 6© far tails4s, annals I lawns, ! Mos r 200411,417 2.00 10.00 to 26.00 10.00 to 25.0o 1 b lea imam Salem 1.00 to 20.00 1 - - - 10.00 10.00 to 28.00 , urine lc Qlaaaing Bat ebliehment 10.00 to 26.00 t 10.00 to 20.00 Visor Mills, by ester salt'& Mod se WNW 10.00 to $30.00 with het Os* esoaeting 1/4 lack is Sigeootor, pm10* - 5.00 a 2a Store, Rae ur-ant or other plans, par arw►swa 10.00 to $25.00 eeMbea es, 1,000 aquare feet or less- - 10.00 Over 1000 liquor* ,$ ,;gild under 8000- - . 20.00 Per each additioael^ arc fast ever 80 1000 Square feet lose asimbeition far sprinkling garden, or other purposes, SO sq. yds. or lase - - - 1.50 Per Wilk additisSol square yard .03 For washing sash private vehicle 1.00 Per each animal on premisee 1.00 Rstel, Boarding or Lodging House, for each room having water atteut 1.50 for ma ram not haling water attachment 1.00 1[o hotel, boarding or lodging house less thaw 10.00 Hospitals, by meter only Private dwelling **envied by one family, five rooms or less 4.00 Mask additional room .76 look additional family 3.00 Rank toilet 2.00 ]yak both tub 1.00 Ice manufacturing establishment, by meter only Laboratory, Soda Water manufacturing, bottling works, vinegar factory and packing houses, meter only Lary, by meter only Liquor store, saloon or beer shop - - - - 15.00 to $25.00 Livery Stable cad feed stable, and for washing vehiolea* meter only Railroad L000motioes and coaohes, by meter only Street oars, washing each, by meter only Lumber Yard 10.00 to $20.00 Planing Mill, by meter only Lurch. Stand and Restaurants 10.00 to $50.00 Office Buildings, office rooms with or without water attachments, each office- - 5.00 to '10.00 Photograph Gallery 10.00 to $25.00'. Sanitarium or public bath house, by meter only Turkish Baths 50.00 to $75.00', I. -6- - - - -Seta Fountain. for the season - $ 5.00 to $15.00 $seiet $all 10.00 h loiters, stationary, for all par- , poses exeerC heating, hex used not to **seed twelve hours daily, per H. P.- - - 1.00 Wen aged es*stamtJ', per horse power - - 2.00 SUMO Taxi sad stems sew mill, by Meter only !heater er Public Hall - 10.00 to $50.00 Stare or shop, with or without water atssnt 6.00 to $50.00 Email,/ lining is some building as store, same as if in separate building (ass ' InpMwats dwelling) ter Closets, exeept in dwellings- - - - 5.00 Set of 'past tubs, not exceeding i tubs- - 3.00 ')Reek additional tub .50 Urinals 2.60 pea st, jet flusher, sash 5.00 Pablie Mik4ols. regular rates for time schools are in session Undertaking Establishment 11.00 to $20.00 The rates for water supplied through meters to all places shall be the same for all quantities, namely seven (7) cents per 1000 gallons, for domestic use, and six (6) Dents for 1000 gal - lens for cosmeroial use. The minimum charge for water used through a meter shall be sixty (60) cents per month. Water meters may be put in at the water taker's expense whenever it iS considered necessary by the Superintendent of Waterworks; and the same shall he put in by therSuperintendent of Waterworks upon the written request of any water taker at such water taker's own amp ense. In all eases a deposit shall be required as pro- wiled 'by ordinance. *Mousers shall keep all meters upon their premises from freezing, and the surroundings clear and clean; provided, that when a meter gets out of order and fails to register, the water taker shall be charged for the time it is out of order at an average daily rate as registered by the meter when in order. 813. WATER METERS TO BE PLACED IN BREWERIES, ARTIFICIAL ICE PLANTS, HOTELS, ETC. All breweries, bottling works, artifi- oial ice plants or other manufacturing establishments, all rails ways, power houses, cold storage plants, steam and hand launarias, -7- all hotels and shies buildings having more than twenty-five reams 'soh, livery stables, and other establishments using large quantities of water from the waterworks system, shall place water meters is their rsepoetiwe places of business and pay for water 1 by measurement. Meters will be furnished and maintained by the City apex the water taker depositing the net cost thereof with 1 the City Treasurer, who shall issue a certificate of deposit for: said amount, which amount shall be refunded to the holder upon the retest of the meter and surrender of the sertifioate. Where annual lallataiallatilxindit assessments or water rates have already been male upon any of the business establishments hereinbefore mentioned, the Superintendent of Waterworks is hereby authorized; to withdrew said assessments from the date that water meters are pissed in such establishments, and thereafter sharge for water by meter rates. All water meters shall be under the control of the Superintendent of Waterworks, who shall eause the same to be'. read quarterly or oftener if necessary, and furnish bills to the City Treasurer for eolleotion, against all water takers supplied'. with water throe* meters. It shall be unlawful for any person by himself, family, servants or agents, to open, interfere, with, injure, deface, or in any wise impair the workings of any water meter. SECTION' 2. That Section 789 of the Revised Ordinances of Salt ;Late City of 1903, as amended by an ordinance passed by the City Coun- cil Marsh 12, 1906, and approved by the Mayor March 13, 1906, be, and the same is hereby amended and reenacted so as to read as follows: 789. QUALITY OF SERVICE PIPE. PERMIT AND FEE. All service and other pipes used underground shall be of cast iron, standard galvanized iron, extra strong lead or tin-lined lead (except pri- vate pipes where the City Council authorizes the use of special material), laid not less than four feet below the surface of the! -a- ground., and of suffielent strength to stand the water pressure. All work alien, and alterations or extensions of water pipes, and sic* of pipes shall be to the aoceptance of the Superintendent. No eonnection of service pipes shall be made tem without first Obtaining a permit therefor from the Serintendent, for which permit there shall be paid the sum of one dollar; and no exten- sion shall be gado -to another water taker from the same service pipe without a step-nook ad key-box being attached at the junetton of suoh sersiSe pipe. SECTION 3. All ortigiances and resolutions or pert e of ordinances and resolutions in confliet herewith are hereby repealed to the elate* of such conflict. SECTION 4. This ordinance shall take offset upon proval. 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